This year's exhibition has been put together by the Staunton Park Heritage Hub about the two historic properties that sat as part of the Staunton estate: the older house purchased by William Garrett in 1802 and modified by Sir George Staunton, and the mansion built by William Henry Stone in 1860. Further research by a local school into the houses of modern-day Leigh Park from 1948 to the present day. There will be guided walks on 16th & 20th September, on the Historic Buildings of Leigh Park and the Plants and Gardens of the Historic Estate (free but must be pre-booked). Exhibition will be open to the public every day 10-4 from Friday 12th September–Sunday 21st September, with stewards on Saturdays and Sundays
FREE Guided walks available (Please click the link below to book your space)
Sunday 14th September 11am - Heritage Hub History Talk
Tuesday 16th September 1pm - Walk & Talk - Heritage Plants and Plant Hunters of the time
Saturday 20th September 2pm - Plant Heritage Walk & Talk of our National Collection
What you need to know?
-Parking charges apply
-The event will be running from 10am - 4pm
-The event is free to attend
-This event will not be taking place at Staunton Farm, for ease please use the Petersfield Road car park.
For more information about any of our activities please contact the coach house on 03707 797522 or email on
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For more information about any of our activities please contact the coach house on 03707 797522 or email on
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